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Mysterious server problem

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Hi,

 

about a week ago or so, I installed Xampp, which was running without any problems, but when I tried to install Zend (I'm using Ubuntu 9.10), a second Apache 2 was installed. All of a sudden, I got the index.html of this second Apache--even after I uninstalled it again using Synaptic, Ubuntu's packet manager. I even installed Xampp completely anew, and although I cannot locate an Apache 2 installation other than the one Xampp uses, there seems still another Apache running. This is absolutely mysterious to me, and I'm really clueless now. My question: What can I do to get rid of this 2nd Apache 2, wherever it is located?

 

TIA,

 

Claus

 

P.S.: Xampp has been installed in /opt. I even removed the directory /etc/apache2, to get rid of the httpd.conf there. I cannot find a httpd.conf other than the one in /opt/lampp/etc, but http://localhost/index.html is not the index.html I have put in /htdocs, where the httpd.conf of Xampp points to, but the default Apache 2 index.html ("It works!"). I just found that it is located in /var/www.

 

Problem solved. I didn't edit the httpd.conf of Xampp, but some other httpd.conf. After I corrected this, my index.html displays alright.

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